Now - birds for bird curriculum.The first one is chicken. They making fun of me "Did you make a duck for Easter?" Ok, next week I will see your birds my dear students! Today I am looking for different bird's appearance which we will make with my children. Make it easy - small ball with pencil, big ball on the finger, two googly eyes, two pieces orange pipe cleaners for legs( that is probably why everyone call my chicken "duck") and piece red pipe cleaner for beak! Ta-da!
Showing posts with label pipe cleaners. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pipe cleaners. Show all posts
Sunday, 17 March 2013
Pipe cleaners, again and again....
Love it! So many different thing we can make with pipe cleaners!
Now - birds for bird curriculum.The first one is chicken. They making fun of me "Did you make a duck for Easter?" Ok, next week I will see your birds my dear students! Today I am looking for different bird's appearance which we will make with my children. Make it easy - small ball with pencil, big ball on the finger, two googly eyes, two pieces orange pipe cleaners for legs( that is probably why everyone call my chicken "duck") and piece red pipe cleaner for beak! Ta-da!
Now - birds for bird curriculum.The first one is chicken. They making fun of me "Did you make a duck for Easter?" Ok, next week I will see your birds my dear students! Today I am looking for different bird's appearance which we will make with my children. Make it easy - small ball with pencil, big ball on the finger, two googly eyes, two pieces orange pipe cleaners for legs( that is probably why everyone call my chicken "duck") and piece red pipe cleaner for beak! Ta-da!
Thursday, 14 March 2013
Pipe cleaners flowers
You will need pipe cleaners (a LOT!)
Piece of green paper
Glue gun or white glue
This is our quick tutorial.
More Spring activities here
Labels:
construction,
pipe cleaners,
presents,
spring
Monday, 11 March 2013
PIPE CLEANER PEOPLE
My friends-teachers many times asked me to make a post about pipe cleaner people. We go back again and again with it and now I download a few pictures with our people.
This is my first ugly skier, but but most lovely))
After that first try we made a hundreds of people in different ways and find the easier way to make that folk!
Jorden's girl
Lana's dreamer
Erika's skater
Abby's snowboarder
After we got an idea that we also can make an animals!
Aeriel made a reindeer with pink scarf
Jake made a reindeer with white and brown tail
And also some other animals:
Now. on March break I decided to continue with pipe cleaners: so many benefits for children and so much fun!
SO, PIPE CLEANERS! WOO-HOO! I love this material!
Tuesday, 15 January 2013
Winter village in progress/Работа над проектом"Зимняя деревня"
Tree with squirl , future "Sabrina's restorant"
Discussion about doors and windows.
That how our village looks now, but usually on Friday children pick up their works, so up to Friday we should finish a couple houses!
We finished our project at the middle of April. The best part was to organize our houses on the landscape.
Children enjoyed doing that work!
They discussed who going to live in our village and they enjoyed making people and animals for it.
This is short photo stream of our project:
Winter village project
This
project started before Christmas and continued for over four months. During
this project children learned many new and improved their existing skills. We
covered all areas of the children's development including Music, Math and
Writing.
Also,
by working together children improved their social skills, they learned how to
work on their own and share their knowledge and help their friends. During
those months children made great growth of their personal, social and cognitive
skills. They still did not lose interest to work on this project.
We continue connect some of our not finished
activity to other projects and just let them play with Winter Village.
After
Art Show at the end of the school year we are going to cut landscape in pieces
and every child will take home his or her own "land with the house and
surroundings".
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